Cell Biology – The Living Cell (1989)
Explores the structure and functions of cells in living organisms. It covers various types of cells, such as plant cells,
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Admission Film (1976 Version)
Rick Bennett, a chemistry major at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, discusses his role as a film production assistant for a project
Mont Blanc : The Fool Killer (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s film captures the majestic landscapes and adventurous spirit of Mont Blanc and the surrounding Alps. The journey begins
Wonder World Of Science : Where Do Lost Balloons Go? (1986)
When Wondercat loses his balloon, his obervations introduce him to the nature of our atmosphere. Viewers learn about its structure
Running Broad Jump (1960)
Discusses the mechanics and techniques of the running broad jump, emphasizing the importance of speed, body height, and takeoff angle.
When Cigarettes Were Sold On TV! (1950s-60s)
Various vintage cigarette advertisements that promote different brands, particularly Viceroy, Camel, Chesterfield, Old Gold, Kent, and L&M. Each ad emphasizes
World Population (1972)
Condenses 200 years of world population growth with statistical accuracy and stresses the importance of population control as fundamental to
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Leenya : Daughter of the Noble Blacks of Surinam (1973)
The film follows the life of a young member of the Bush community in Sanam, a region in the Commonwealth
Life In A Coal MiningTown (1956)
Shows how people live in the coal-mining town of David, Kentucky, how coal is mined and how our nation uses
Parable of the Good Samaritan (1950s?)
**Good Samaritan** (15 min, 16mm) is a puppet-based retelling of the classic biblical parable, produced by Yale University Divinity School.
Red Light Return (1965)
“Red Light Return” is a 1965 film produced by Charles Cahill and Associates that explores the effects of a 40-mile-per-hour